What is the meaning of "Guerrilla Warfare" in World War 2?
Guerrilla warfare in World War 2 refers to the tactics and strategies used by resistance fighters to combat the Japanese forces in the Philippines during the war. These fighters, known as guerrillas, engaged in small-scale operations and ambushes against the Japanese forces, using hit-and-run tactics and gu runs and sabotage missions to disrupt the Japanese military operations.